As repetitive as I assumed it would be but who gives a fuck. This album rocks and it's good for running/exercising at a fast pace.
Starts out faster than the rest of the album felt. Enjoyed it enough to get all the way through but I don't necessarily see myself searching this one out on Vinyl or jamming it around the house.
First time listen, enjoyed it quite a bit. Under appreciated genius. He should be regarded much higher than he is. Not a good album for running but glad it was in the background during early football games (muted). Please Don't Go is the unheard gem for me.
It's nice to have confirmation that I'm not a huge Metallica fan. Fast and driving so I can see why it's good for working out and running but I'm good on all that.
I would've been happier if they just played Roundabout for 40 minutes.
Obviously Somebody to Love and White Rabbit are bangers and belong in the ethos of popular culture. However, the rest of the album was ho hum to me with the exception of Embryonic Journey. I liked that song. It was just a nice instrumental. Not a great album to run to.
Didn't love for running, the sound mix seemed off with one headphone in. Pry should be running with both headphones but then I worry about not hearing cars so I guess that's the world I'm living in.
A little to operatic to run to but still a baller album if you can put in some noise cancelling headphones and get lost in the theatricality and the studio masterwork. To be honest though, I'm more of a "greatest hits" Queen fan.
Didn't think I was a Velvet Underground fan and this album surprised me. Nice and mellow. Makes for a smooth easy running. Not breaking any land speed records but I found it nice and relaxing.
Baller ass album. Originally given this by my uncle John to check out. Loved it. Wonderful blend of rock and soft punk for a nerd like me.
Spotify didn't have this album so it was hard to find and listen to. However, I've been fortunate to listen to a fair amount of Fats Domino (mostly the hits) and I'll never not be a fan of this man. National treasure.
Banger after banger. Classic album. Love it.
Don’t love police and now I know that for a fact. Don’t need the deep cuts I’ll just stick to the greatest hits.